Life-threatening storms erupted across the Midwest and Southern Plains Tuesday, hurling grapefruit-size hail, drenching downpours that triggered dangerous flooding, and spawning powerful tornadoes — ...
A powerful tornado barreled into Lake Village, Indiana Tuesday night, killing at least two people. The twister injured ...
The final day of the sprawling 1,000-mile, multiday severe weather threat that slammed the Heartland Tuesday will target more ...
Firefighters have plenty of ways to battle the spread of flames, but some first responders have a different approach to wildfire response. A smokejumper is a unique type of wildland firefighter that's ...
A man is still missing in Indiana after floodwaters swept his truck off a road along the East Fork White River on Monday, as ...
Weighing just over 1,300 pounds, NASA’s Van Allen Probe A is hurtling toward Earth, its fiery re-entry set to slam into the atmosphere later tonight.
A widespread flash flooding threat is possible across most of the islands, with 5–8 inches of rain expected—and some areas potentially receiving over a foot by Saturday—along with potential blizzard ...
SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y.– Westchester County reported shaking from a magnitude 2.3 earthquake on Tuesday morning. The earthquake ...
At least 2 killed after tornado rips through Lake Village, Indiana A powerful tornado barreled into Lake Village, Indiana Tuesday night, killing at least two people. The twister injured several others ...
Severe weather devastated parts of Illinois on Tuesday as at least one tornado and large hail impacted the region. The tornado ripped through Kankakee County, causing mass destruction to everything in ...
Recovery is underway in Lake Village, Indiana, and Kankakee, Illinois, after destructive tornadoes leveled homes and triggered a rare emergency Tuesday night. We are tracking the storm system as it ...
A vicious severe weather outbreak is tearing through the Heartland as intense tornadoes and monster hail pounds the Midwest just days after last week’s fatal outbreak.